Gérald Macinenti wrote:
mouss a écrit :
What is the general rule when multiple filters match ?
if it's a virus, we don't care if it's banned, bad hdr or spam. it's
handled as a virus.
this rules seams fair to me, but in fact, if it is a virus and has bad
header and we have virus set to D_PASS and badh to D_DISCARD, the mail
is blocked, so actual behaviour of the program doesn't follow the rule
you describe, is this a bug ?
I've encountered something similar.
IIRC, it was a customer who had disabled antispam (spam_lover = 1), but
enabled the removal of banned files (banned_files_lover = 0).
That meant that if a mail was spam and had a bad file, the mail would
still get through.
I checked the perl logic back then, and it seemed to be a problem with
the priority of which the rules was checked.
So it went "ok, this thing is spam and has a banned file, but the
recipient wants spam, so we deliver"
I attempted to fix it, but eventually gave up.
// Tom
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